

The University’s current Cloud Desktop service (Citrix) will be replaced during the summer of 2022 with a new cloud desktop service from Microsoft called Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD).
Contractors will be on site this week painting the stairwells and corridors in the Minerva Building.
Following recent discussion at the University’s Environment and Sustainability Committee, we would like to reconvene and formalise the Staff Sustainability Advocates (SSA) Network into a structured forum that’s more capable of empowering and mobilising staff sustainability champions.
The deadline for nominations is Wednesday 16 June
Dr Nadia Gulko, Associate Professor of Accounting, from the Department of Accountancy, Finance and Economics has been awarded an AICPA & CIMA Research Grant with support from the Global CGMA University and Academic Centre of Excellence (COE).
The Images of Research competition showcases the research taking place at the University of Lincoln and offers researchers the chance to represent their work through a single, unique image. Participants are asked to submit their image, along with a 150-word abstract describing how the image reflects their research.
UNISON University of Lincoln Branch, in partnership with UCU and the University of Lincoln, are hosting a Menopause and the Workplace event, with guest speakers from Balance, who are market leaders in specialist menopause treatment and education. This event will take place at 12 – 1.30pm on Thursday 23 June 2022 in the Jackson lecture theatre.
The Lincoln Centre for Ecological Justice is delighted to announce that our next research seminar will be given by Dr Louise du Toit on Tuesday 14th of June at 12.00pm on Teams.
In the very first inaugural lecture for the Politics of Disorder research group, Dr Jo Smith Finley will be giving an overview of her research on the Uyghur population in Xinjiang in Western China and their struggle against securitisation, human rights violations, and terror of the Chinese state, as well as her experience of being one of nine UK citizens sanctioned by the Chinese government.
After the success of last year’s conference, the free online Psychology Teacher’s Conference returns for 2022.
Dr Shrabani Saha, Associate Professor of Development Economics, has been invited to deliver a lecture at the fifth Loughborough Workshop on Economics of Emerging and Developing Countries.
Dr Hope Williard, an Academic Subject Librarian with the University of Lincoln library, has been awarded a Professional Practice Fellowship, jointly funded by Arts and Humanities Research Council and Research Libraries UK (AHRC-RLUK).
Dr Graham Barrett, Senior Lecturer in Late Antiquity and Joint Programme Leader for Classical Studies in the School of History and Heritage, has just published a special issue of Eranos: Acta Philologica Suecana on the theme of ‘Latinity after Antiquity’, co-edited with Oren Margolis (Lecturer in Renaissance Studies at the University of East Anglia) and featuring contributions by scholars from the UK, the USA, France, Italy, and Austria.
Dr Shrabani Saha, Associate Professor of Development Economics at the Lincoln International Business School has gladly accepted the offer to be the co-editor of a special issue of Frontiers in Psychology.
A research team based within the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Lincoln has been awarded major research funding from the Human Frontier Science Programme Organisation (HFSPO).
This is the third of four workshop sessions in this year’s public engagement training programme. If you have any questions about the programme, or this session in particular, please get in touch: pearl@lincoln.ac.uk. You can register for this session here.
This session, available for all line managers, will be delivered by Carol Duff, an NHS Mental Health Professional and Senior Lecturer.
Digital Education are running exploration sessions in the Concept Suite innovation space (NHD3028) each Thursday in June from 4-5pm.
On 22 June 2022 the Research Development Team will be running our next online Research FIRST funding surgery. This surgery will be an opportunity for post-doctoral researchers of all career stages to discuss any aspect of research funding and bid development with us.
Audiences and Publics – Tuesday 24th May, 1pm-4:30pm, Room 0102 Sarah Swift Building